Isabelle Dinoire, woman who had the world's first face transplant dies from cancer : dailymail

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Isabelle Dinoire, woman who had the world's first face transplant dies from cancer

Isabelle Dinoire, woman who had the world's first face transplant dies from cancer

The woman who received the world's first ever face transplant has died after suffering years of psychological torment following the groundbreaking surgery.Isabelle Dinoire was left disfigured with her face nothing more than bloody shreds of flesh when her beloved pet Labrador, Tania, mauled her in an attack at her flat in Valenciennes, northern France, in May 2005.Six months later Ms Dinoire, a seamstress, was heralded a medical miracle when doctors successfully replaced her nose, lips and chin, with those of Maryline St Aubert, a schoolteacher who reportedly hanged herself in nearby Lille.Scroll down for videosMedical miracle: Mother-of-two Isabelle Dinoire was left disfigured after she was mauled by her pet Labrador at her flat in Valenciennes, France, in May 2005, and later underwent the world's first face transplant.


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World's first face transplant recipient Isabelle Dinoire dies of cancer

World's first face transplant recipient Isabelle Dinoire dies of cancer

The world's first face transplant recipient, Frenchwoman Isabelle Dinoire, has died "after a long illness", a French hospital announced on Tuesday, amid reports her body started rejecting her face last year.Ms Dinoire made medical history in 2005 when she received a graft comprising the nose, lips and chin of a brain-dead donor.She required the huge transplant to replace parts of her face that had been mauled by her labrador while she was in a deep slumber after a suicide attempt.The hospital in Amiens, northern France, confirmed the death of "Mrs D., the first patient in the world to receive a face transplant in an operation carried out by Professor (Bernard) Devauchelle and his teams on November 27, 2005."


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Tavi Gilmore.(Photo: KING)A walker rests against the wall.An oxygen tank sits spent on the floor.A small shrine to the teenager's last days rests on a table.